Cacti

So,
I read the above link to this post:

http://forums.cacti.net/viewtopic.php?t=22015

And changed this line in the template:
<oid_index_parse>OID/REGEXP:^.{28}\.(.*)</oid_index_parse>

I am not sure why or how. But this has resolved my problem.

Hello, I have been using these templates for a while, and am now in the process of replicating/upgrading my cacti instances. I came across this odd problem with these templates. Here is what I am seeing in my 0.8.7 poller cache: Host: nss1.xxxx , SNMP Query: Netscaler - VS Bandwidth Index: 18.116.11...

I just built a new box from scratch. CentOS5 cacti-0.8.7b spine0.8.7b mysql-5.0.22 php-5.1.6 Imported my database, and am still getting the same problem, over half my RRDs are not getting updated. 03/13/2008 06:49:56 PM - SYSTEM STATS: Time:295.0487 Method:spine Processes:4 Threads:10 Hosts:461 Host...

I tried both the suggestions from that Post, neither seems to have solved my problem. Anybody else have any ideas? I ran spine from the command line via strace. Can't really make heads or tails of the results. Seems to be cruising along, then tons of this: nanosleep({0, 400000}, NULL) = 0 nanosleep(...

I am having a similar problem with spine. I have 2 cacti servers, both CentOS. I recently upgraded one from 0.86i with cactid to 0.87 with spine0.87b without a problem. However, after I upgraded my second server, when I switch from cactid to spine (by changing the path), I get this problem where som...

OK, Problem solved. I ran spine for this host only in an strace, strace /usr/local/spine/spine -C spine.conf -f 393 -l 393 (BTW- this is a great feature in spine, well done!) and found my permissions were wrong for the scripts inputlog: nanosleep({0, 5000000}, problem creating inputlog: Permission d...

I am using:
Downed Device Detection: PING
Ping Method: TCP Ping
Ping Port: 23

Ok, thanks, I replaced my rpcdata.pl script with ping.pl in my Data Input Method, and cut my templates down to one variable. That worked, so it does not look like a problem with the templates. I switched it back to my script, cleared the poller cache, and I get the Output:U errors again, even though...

ok, I read through the Howto. Deleted my templates, then re-added. Still getting the same error: 12/20/2007 05:20:05 PM - SPINE: Poller[0] Host[393] PING: Result TCP: Host is Alive 12/20/2007 05:20:05 PM - SPINE: Poller[0] Host[393] Host has no information for recache. 12/20/2007 05:20:05 PM - SPINE...

Ok, thanks for the response. I have changed my script output to the following: [cacti@nms2 ~]$ perl /web/cacti-0.8.7/scripts/rpcdata.pl rpc1-a1 amps:14.1 temp:35.5[cacti@nms2 ~]$ do I want to return a new line? I tried this as well: [cacti@nms2 ~]$ perl /web/cacti-0.8.7/scripts/rpcdata.pl rpc1-a1 am...

Greetings, I am having problem graphing data from a perl script, it seems to be returning with the dreaded "U". Here is what I am seeing in my DEBUG log for this host: 12/17/2007 05:55:09 PM - SPINE: Poller[0] Host[595] PING: Result TCP: Host is Alive 12/17/2007 05:55:09 PM - SPINE: Poller...

I upgraded to Spine 0.8.7a, and this started working without any problems.

Hey, I forgot to change my path from cactid to spine. That seemed to fix the down host detection, and it started executing my scripts. However, it looks like spine would time out, so i rolled it back to cactid, and will troubleshoot spine separately.

Hello,
So i have upgrade to 0.8.7, and see the changes made for Down Host Detection (thanks). I have tried setting this host for None, UDP Ping, and ICMP Ping. In all cases my device is still marked as Down. I turned on the debug log, and don't see any activity for this host. Any ideas?

Thanks

Hey,
I was seeing if you ever had a chance to work on this?